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Billlie appears on 'Malja Show', showcasing performance and variety skills

The group Billlie appeared on KBS2's 'Malja Show' to perform and interact with soldiers from the Capital Defense Command.

Billlie appears on 'Malja Show', showcasing performance and variety skills
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The group Billlie appeared on KBS2's 'Malja Show' broadcast on the 28th, showcasing both stage performances and talk segments. In this special broadcast visiting the Capital Defense Command ahead of Armed Forces Day on October 1, Billlie opened the show with the double title track 'WORK' from their 1st full-length album. Host Kim Yeong-hui also took to the stage to perform alongside Billlie.

Billlie led the atmosphere of the broadcast with cheerful reactions while listening to the concerns of the Capital Defense Command soldiers and offering advice. TSUKI showcased her facial expressions to the song 'GingaMingaYo (the strange world)', and it was introduced that the fancam views for that song have reached 16 million.

At the end of the broadcast, at the request of the 'Capital Defense Command Cortis', TSUKI, SIYUN, and Sheon performed a stage for Brown Eyed Girls' 'Abracadabra'. Billlie expressed their feelings, saying they hope this becomes a precious memory for the soldiers. Billlie is currently promoting with the double title tracks 'Jab' and 'WORK' from their 1st full-length album 'the collective soul and unconscious: chapter two'.

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#Billlie #Malja Show #Kim Yeong-hui #TSUKI #SIYUN #Sheon #Brown Eyed Girls #Abracadabra
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Jung Se-yeon
KSW Journal · Reporter

Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.

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